Doves and Dodgers Split After Big Boston Crowd
Boston drew nearly 25 000 fans at the South End grounds on Memorial Day as the Doves and Dodgers split a doubleheader. The morning crowd of 9 500 and an afternoon surge of 15 000 filled stands and bleachers, with 4 000 to 5 000 turned away. McIntire’s spitball faltered in the second game, giving Brooklyn a 3-run opening inning and a late Boston rally could not close the gap.
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Cincinnati Victors In Late-Game Rally Over Sea
In a baseball recap, Cincinnati wins 8-0 with two-base hits by Charles and Lobert and three-base hits by Delehanty and Paskert. Fromme and Beebe starter notes, Fromme allows 4 hits in 6 innings, with several sacrifices and stolen bases listed.
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Brooklyn at Boston and Philadelphia at New York
National matchups list Brooklyn versus Boston and Philadelphia facing New York with Pittsburg meeting Chicago and St. Louis traveling to Cincinnati in a day’s schedule.
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Doves Fall As McCarthy Debuts In Boston Box
McCarthy pitched in the afternoon for Boston after ground rules limited crowd hits in right and left fields. Burch opened with a double into left. Alperman attempted a sacrifice and popped up to McCarthy.
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Doves struggle as Dodgers edge them in late rally
Mell singles to move Burch to third and Lumley taps an RBI single. Lennox and Jordan produce hits but are cut down on a double steal. Bates makes a running catch, and McCarthy misplay fuels two late Dodgers runs as Boston’s defense stifles the Doves.
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Chappelle Heroic as Dodgers Top Doves in Local Battle
In a tight Walpole Street Park contest, Chappelle delivered a two run homer as Boston beats Brooklyn 4 to 3. Slugger Smith sparked the Dodgers with a clutch double and late hit before Sweeney finished strong for the home nine.
Reds Trim Cardinals In A Red Hot Contest
Cincinnati defeated St. Louis in a tight game with late drama in the ninth. A misplay and a sacrifice loaded the bases before Mowrey cut down a runner at third to preserve the win.
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Philadelphia Nationals Defeat New York 3-2 in Venues Debut
Philadelphia Nationals win 3 2 over New York to open the series with Crandall batting in the third. Moren held off late rallies while Osborn and Magee made key catches. New York released outfielder B Myer to Newark as the game ends in 37 minutes with Moren and Crandall combining for eight innings.
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Johnson Cancels Fight with Ketchel in Pittsburg
Johnson abandons planned clash with Stanley Ketchel in Pittsburg as pressure from sports editors and fans over naming Ketchel as challenger pushes him to withdraw. Ketchel, tagged as a rising champion, remains unnamed in the immediate bout.
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Charlena Wins Thorough Franklin Field Speedway Race
Charlena driven by C. C. Blaney won the speedway event at Franklin Field run by the Dorchester Driving Club. The contest went five heats with Charlena and Judge Green trading lead. the final two heats were trotted in 801 seconds.
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Waltham High Dominates Cambridge Latin In Big Victory
Waltham High defeated Cambridge Latin 17 to 4 in a morning game. Key hitters included Carlton Webb Barry and Stankard with multiple runs and extra-base hits. Barry struck out 15 for Waltham while Coon fanned 6 for Cambridge Latin as 900 fans watched.
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Bacon Team Wins Narrow Win Over Timothy Smith Co
In a close game W. & A. Bacon defeats Timothy Smith Company of Roxbury 7 to 6. Key moments include McGee base running and McGrady pitching. final line shows 7 runs for Bacon and 6 for Smith. Batteries: W. & A. Bacon McGrady and Murphy. Timothy Smith Small and DeWolf.
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Harvard Nine Feels Ready In Virginia Sun
Harvard baseball players report excellent weather and smooth practices in Charlottesville Virginia. Coach Pieper smiles as the team enjoys restful travel and punctual mornings at the University of Virginia Commons. The squad builds good will with locals while staying focused on baseball activities and upcoming season prospects.
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English High Opens Interscholastic Season with Dorchester Win
English High defeated Dorchester High 9 to 1 at Dunbar avenue grounds in the opening game. Hardy was erratic but English High took control with a six run burst after the second inning, Klein Kelly and Roberts contributing doubles. Dorchester scored on Green’s walks and Campbell’s hit, while English fielders turned several key plays including Klein’s one hand grab and Campbell’s left field catch.
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Alumni Edge Brookline High in Low-Scoring Battle
Brookline High Alumni fell 8 to 2 to the high school squad in a tightly fought game. Pitcher Carr fanned 11 as O'Hearn Shine Kelley McGuire and others contributed hits and stolen bases. Officials credited Sougene and Hedland the umpires with 2000 in attendance.
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Dedham Boy is Captain of Tufts Medical School
Medford April 19 J Harold Drumm last year's Dedham High baseball captain has been chosen captain of Tufts Medical School leading the team this season as a student athlete and sports leader.
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Senators Fight Through Errors In A One Sided Game
Conroy started with a clean hit to fill the bases as Freeman was hit by a pitcher and Ung land scored. Delehanty produced a run, but Street and Gray lacked power. Ganley reached on a bunt, Unglaub doubled, Delehanty and Conroy added outs. Gray improved but team failed to connect with Steele.
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Boston Dominates Senators In Eight to Four Victory
Boston pitchers struggled early but the Red Sox won 8 to 4 in Washington. Dolly Gray worked the full game as Chicago struggles and fielding woes marred the contest. Boston led 8–0 by the fifth and pulled away behind key miscues by the Senators.
American champion Travers alarms British golfers in Scotland
Jerome D. Travers arrives in Scotland and strengthens the aura of the American invasion. The U S champion suffers a morning defeat at Prestwick but wins the afternoon match at the 18th hole. Travers calls Prestwick the best course he has played and notes UK greens differ from U S greens.
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Kentucky Taylor Whiskey Advertises Honest Quart
A bold ad proclaims Ky. Taylor Whiskey as a full honest quart priced at one dollar. The message emphasizes value and quality to entice shoppers amid competitive beverage offerings.
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Highlanders Rally and Bat Out Game
New York defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2 after breaking through for three runs in the seventh inning. Laporte's triple and Cree's RBI single key the rally as Elberfeld leaves ill. Warhop and Doyle split pitching duties with Vickers lasting seven.
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